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google了一下，发现grade A, B, C的说法是中国人的发明。
<50% fail
50-70: low pass
70%: pass
A score below 50% is considered poor. DUH! When was the last time you could pass a test by knowing less than half of the material? How valuable do you think the designation would be if candidates could pass with less than 50% correct? There is another level that corresponds to this score, F!
A score of 51%-70% is considered poor to average, and means you will probably fail the exam. Now I will admit that a 70% on a grueling six-hour test-a-thon is approaching a decent grasp of the material, especially given the detail and breadth of the curriculum. The range still corresponds to a D on a letter-grade system however, and that just isn’t good enough for squat unless your daddy was a rich oil tycoon (if this describes you, I suggest you go into politics and forget about the CFA).
A score above 70% is considered average to above average, and means you will ALWAYS pass the exam. There it is, plain as day and nothing to interpret, get a C or better and you will pass the CFA exams. |
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发表于 2015-1-28 13:58
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